During Lockdown, some clubs had the usual approach to training while others did not because of the prescribed measures. Differences in training also occurred due to compliance or non-compliance with measures. Some sports theorists argue that this could affect results at all levels of sport. PURPOSE: The aim of this paper is to examine work models and the amount of individual aspects of training during lockdown in kickboxing. The second goal is to determine the relationship between the work model / amount of training in lockdown and the results in kickboxing. METHODS: A validated questionnaire collected data from 40 active fighters from various Croatian clubs. Data were processed by descriptive statistical parameters (frequency, median, mode) and correlations were tested by Spearman 's correlation coefficient. RESULTS: Kickboxers mostly trained at home or outdoors, there was no special program, it was usually decided by the athlete himself, they received psychological support from the coach. Compared to previous sparring, they did less than 50%, TE-TA training 60%, endurance 70% and strength work 80%. Fighters who had good results before the pandemic paid more attention to training during the pandemic. Fighters who worked harder on endurance placed better in 2022. The difference between the results before and after the lockdown is significantly related to the amount of TE-TA training. CONCLUSION: Club activities during lockdown will affect results. Clubs need to balance between adherence to measures and results, aware of the fact that some things their competition is not allowed to do work. Based on this research, training instructions in similar situations can be given.